The Milwaukee Bucks are without a timetable for Giannis Antetokounmpo's return following a calf strain. Coach Doc Rivers confirmed the diagnosis, but offered no specifics on when the two-time MVP might play again. This latest injury occurred during the Bucks' game against the Denver Nuggets, adding to existing concerns about Giannis's recurring calf issues.

Antetokounmpo previously missed games earlier this season due to a right calf strain, and has a history of calf problems. His absence is a major blow for the Bucks, who have struggled recently, losing five of their last six games. They are currently 11th in the Eastern Conference, jeopardizing their playoff streak.

Without Giannis, the Bucks have a significantly worse record. The team is 15-15 with him and 3-11 without him. The team is also missing Kevin Porter Jr. due to an oblique strain, further impacting their offensive capabilities. Fans will be eager for updates on both players' return.

The Bucks are hoping to turn things around. Their playoff hopes are fading with each loss. They need their stars back on the court to make a run in the Eastern Conference. The team's performance in the coming weeks will determine their postseason fate.